20 Simply Unbelievable Facts That Are 100% True
I enjoy this list of interesting facts because it is a fun way for me to share my knowledge of things I am interested in. But I also like sharing my knowledge with other people because I like teaching. It makes me happy when people know more about what I like than they did before I taught them.I will try not to bore you with details that are not important to the point I am trying to make, or which detract from my message. This will be difficult, as I have an overactive imagination. But I will try.If I can do this, I will save you from the pain I go through whenever I hear people say “I don't know.”If I can't do it, and you learn something new, it will be worth the pain.If you ever see a list like this, and think it is well-written or useful, please share it with others. The more people know about what I know, the better it is for all of us.
Krusty the Clown was supposed to be really Homer.
Apple seeds don’t necessarily grow the same apple they came from.
The last French soldier to die in WWI did so 15 minutes before the armistice.
Brazil made their own NES.
The US received just under 4 bucks from Cameroon during the Depression.
Rod Serling lived out his own Twilight Zone.
A blind woman was forgotten on a United flight.
P.T. Barnum was a P(retty) T(errible) person.
The FTC does not encourage regular password changing policies.
The Nazis made their own Bible with an ultra-white Jesus.
Drug smugglers built stealth submarines in the Colombian jungle.
The Gestapo
The first time one Olympic swimmer ever saw an olympic sized pool was at the Olympics.
Skrillex is an effective mood killer for bugs.
Most French wine grapes were grown from Missouri stock.
A man with dyslexia has so far earned 14 college degrees.
Canadian locals keep their cars unlocked in case a polar bear is chasing someone.
Brendan Fraser
TIL Brendan Fraser is the first American-born actor to be inducted into Canada's Walk of Fame.
The Constitution
Car masturbator and professional catcher walks up to the plate to “Beat It.”
